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Your first issue,"Better Ways of Using 'Said'", includes a handout filled with more than 50 words such as "lamented," "gasped," and "wailed," that will make your student's writing come alive.
You will also receive three worksheets that will help your students make these words a regular part of their writing. Finally, this newsletter will give you many more ideas that will help you implement this new skill with your students.
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Building Your Students' Vocabulary
#1 - Instead of using the word "said", encourage your students to use exciting words like "lamented", "gasped", and "screeched" to draw readers into your writing. Said is a boring, non-specific word. You can tell from our synonyms that there are many specific words for "said" that are appropriate for any situation. ...read more...
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